Passengers Riot After Elevated Road Breaks Down
Chaos on Manhattan elevated lines as a third rail failure slowed trains to four mph causing crowds at Twenty third Street and Fourteenth Street stations to demand refunds. Police intervened as passengers blamed the faulty road for delays, while service collapsed on Second and Third Avenues. High winds and icy rails shut down major routes, with Brooklyn Bridge trains rerouted by locomotives and late-night service extended to cope with the disruption.
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Second-ave
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Ninth
Fourteenth
Nineteenth Sts
East Twenty-second St
Harlem
City Hall
Brooklyn Bridge
Bath Beach
Coney Island
Manhattan
Chatham Square
South Ferry
Mneuares
David Burnside Found Guilty of Manslaughter at Kings County
David Burnside, charged with the June killing at a Coney Island music hall, was found guilty of manslaughter in the second degree by the Kings County Court last evening. A mercy recommendation was mentioned, with the defendant indicating he would consider it. The case was described as one of the saddest in recent memory.
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David Burnside
Coney Island Music Hall
Kings County Court
Mercy
Profit in slow voyages for Hawaiian sugar planters
Hawaiian sugar planters speculate on prices in New York as voyage duration affects profits. The Tillie FE Starbuck’s record fast run yielded 6.75 cents a pound, with potential gains if arrival were later. The bark Dirigo’s 166 day trip could have earned $40,000 more if delayed by a day, with 5500 tons of sugar at stake.
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Honolulu
New York
Tillie FE
Starbuck
Deaths and Births on Troopship in Colombia
The gunboat Presidente Marroquin with over one thousand government troops reached Cartagena on December 8 after three days from Colon. An on board machinery accident slowed the voyage and the troops suffered from scarce water and food. Twenty seven soldiers died and three births occurred aboard the ship.
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Colon
Presidente Marroquin
Cartagena
Dominican Government Maintains Shipping Charge Decree
The Dominican Government told U.S. Minister Powell it cannot withdraw the decree on port shipping charges. The measure harms American commercial interests, while the political scene here remains quiet.
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San Domingo
United States
Powell
Moros Attack Camp Vicars in Mindanao
Manila reports a Moro force attacked Camp Vicars on Mindanao's island after seventy days of inactivity. The Americans repulsed the attack with no losses. Cholera spreads among lake Moros. Rizal Governor Dancel suspends reconcentration zones, promising police aid and public cooperation against ladrones. many arrests expected.
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Manila
Sefior Dancel
Rizal
Luzon
Dancel
Attacks Philippines Education at Nineteenth Century Club
Jacob G. Schurman of Cornell denounces selfish exploitation and inefficient methods in American rule of the Philippines at the Aldine Club. General Greely defends the army’s work while both speakers critique policy, education, and costs from silver standards and tariffs.
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Schurman
Cornell
General Greely
Army
Philippines
Jacob G. Schurman
Cornell University
Nineteenth Century Club
Aldine Club
Fifth-ave
Eighteenth St
United States
A W. Greely
Congress
Greely
Hendryx Shot by His Own Man in Samar Action
Reports from Manila state Constabulary Inspector Hendryx, badly wounded on November 25 on Samar during an engagement with alleged bandits, was actually shot from behind by a fellow constabulary private. The rest of his command then fled.
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Manila
Hendryx
Samar
Ladrones
Doctor buys East Fifty fourth street home to preserve district charm
Dr. Robert F. Weir purchased No 3 East Fifty fourth street for 160000 to keep the neighborhood attractive for a residential district. The deal transfers from Mrs Sarah Fox as executrix and involves adjacent properties and the Hotel St Regis. A lis pendens by R M Haan seeks to enforce a ten day option, with disputes over use and light rights likely to court.
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Robert F. Weir
East Fifty-fourthst
Tribune
Dr. Weir
East Fiftyfourth-st
William Rockefeller
Fifty-fourth-st
Fifth-ave
Thomas W. Hall
The
America Hide and Leather Company
East Fifty-fourth-st
St. Regis
Fifty-fifth-st
Fifthave
John Jacob Astor
R. M. Haan
Sarah E. Fox
Fox
Michael Kane
Mary Finnegan
East Fifty-fourth St
Ex-President Cleveland Leads Benefit Meeting for Berean School
Philadelphia reports Ex-President Cleveland presiding at a fund raising meeting for the Berean Manual Training School, a school for Negroes. Booker T. Washington also spoke, with Cleveland stressing the need to uplift the Negro population through well equipped manual training and industrial education to secure honest livelihood and civic progress.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
Berean Manual Training School
Booker T. Washington
Damaged Dog Bite Verdict Awarded in White Plains
Charles M. Walker received 1000 damages after a jury in the Supreme Court at White Plains found the dog owner William W. Caswell of Port Chester liable. Walker was bitten by Caswell’s St Bernard at Caswell’s kennels during a prior visit. Judge Gaynor told the jury that a dog owner must restrain a vicious animal and that every man has a right to own a dog and a horse but that a bite may justify verdicts.
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Charles M. Walker
Supreme Court
White Plains
Walker
William W. Caswell
Port Chester
Caswell
Gaynor
Bradley's Offer To Sell Beach Front Hangs In Balance
Asbury Park New Jersey December 11 The plan by Founder James A Bradley to sell the beach front and sewers to the city was presented to the City Council. After executive session the council said the proposal needs several important modifications which Bradley may or may not accept. The city solicitor will draft a statement of differences to Bradley this week. If no settlement is reached the city will pursue legal action to recover the beach front.
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Asbury Park
N. J
James A. Bradley
Bradley
Brigham Hospital Gift Contested in Circuit Court
In Boston on December 11, the claim that Peter Bent Brigham's 1.3 million gift to found a hospital for incurables is void was argued in U S Circuit Court. Heir Herbert F. Brigham of Bakersfield Vermont contests the will arguing the fund exceeds the allowed institutional amount under 1877 law. The trust now holds about 4.339 million. a hospital under the Peter Bent Brigham name has been formed. Brigham seeks one fifth of the fund.
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Boston
Peter Bent Brigham
United States
Herbert F. Brigham
Bakersfield
Brigham
Sleuth Poses as Tailor Foils Woollen Swindle
Captain O'Brien of the Leonard Street station says a bold woollen sample swindle was blocked by the arrest of Solomon Kassell, 24, of 669 East 155th Street. Kassell, posing as a Massachusetts mill owner, offered to pay $10 for fabric samples from M. Steinthal & Co. Detectives, posing as a tailor and head cutter, confirmed the scheme and arrested him after Kassell paid Roth $10 in marked bills. Kassell hints at involvement within the firm he claimed to serve.
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O'Brien
Leonard St
Solomon Kassell
East
O’brien
Captain O'Brien
Kassel
Broadway
M. Steinthal & Co
West Broadway
August Roth
Kassell
Roth
Leonardst
McKenna
Dick Miller
Steinthal
Miller
Massachusetts
Plan to form $2,000,000 toy trust includes South Bend plant
South Bend Indiana December 11 plans for a national toy factory combination nearing completion. The group will control about 2,000,000 in capital and includes the South Bend Toy Works with four hundred workers. The local plant will not join the trust and will be sold separately.
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South Bend
Ind
Hungarian Army Faces Rising Personal Crisis Reports
Vienna dispatch notes a sharp rise in personal crisis reports within the Hungarian army. Military and civil authorities pursue a wide investigation after six recruits from the 1st Hungarian Regiment of the National Guard killed themselves in the past two months.
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Vienna
National Guard
Indianapolis mayor Bookwalter to address eastern bowlers in New York
Mayor Bookwalter of Indianapolis and president of the American Bowling Congress will arrive in New York on Sunday night. He aims to outline plans for the annual tournament to eastern bowlers. A Brooklyn meeting unfolds at the Clarendon Hotel Sunday at 8 pm, followed by another at Joe Thum's on Broadway Monday evening.
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Mayor Bookwalter
Indianapolis
American Bowling Congress
New York
Brooklyn
Clarendon Hotel
Joe” Thum
Broadway
Fordham Athletic Managers Elected for Next Year
The Fordham College Athletic Association yesterday elected officers for the ensuing year. Football manager is E. J. O Connor of Binghamton New York. Assistant manager is Thomas J. Dimon of Holyoke Massachusetts. Hockey manager is J. W. Blauvelt of New York. Basketball manager is A. L. Hurley of Brooklyn New York.
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Fordham College Athletic Association
Ager
E. J. O'Connor
Binghamton
N. Y
Thomas J. Dimon
Holyoke
Mass
J. W. Blauvelt
New York
A. L. Hurley
Brooklyn
Programme of Sports Today Cycling at Madison Square Garden
Cycling features a six day race at Madison Square Garden. Athletics include a freshmen-sophomore cane spree at Columbia University Gymnasium in the afternoon. Chess match between Columbia and Dutch Arms Chess Club in Brooklyn.
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Madison Square Garden
Cane Spree
Columbia University Gymnasium
Columbia
Dutch Arms Chess Club
Brooklyn
Newkirk and Jacobson Lead Six Day Race At MSG
After four days at Madison Square Garden two teams, Newkirk and Jacobson and Leander with Floyd Krebs, inch ahead by a lap as sprints break the field. McFarland and Maya attempt to regain laps while Keegan and Peterson close in. at midnight the standings show a narrow lead for the two front pairs.
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Madison Square Garden
Newkirk
Jacobson
Leander
Floyd Krebs
McFarland
Frank Kramer
Patsy
Keegan
Peterson
Galvin
Root
Pearl Finder and St. Tammany win at New Orleans track
New Orleans reports a rainy muddy day with multiple injuries. Pearl Finder wins the selling mile with Swordsman Alfred C. among notable horses. St. Tammany takes the seven furlongs in a tight finish as Ocean races follow. Friday entries list numerous horses and odds across six races.
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New Orleans
Pearl Finder
St. Tammany
Oronte
Robbins
Lady Sterling
Racing at Ingleside yields multiple tight finishes in wet conditions
At Ingleside San Francisco on a showery day the card featured six races with wide bets. Arthur Ray led six furlongs with a 7 to 1 win as Havalimb and others followed. Deutschland won two-year-olds five furlongs as Tridius took second and Fossil third. Lunello captured seven furlongs with Goldone runner-up. Articulate won the Futurity Course at a short price while Stuyve and Dunblane led the other races. Friday entries list Phyllis and Hing among six furlongs competitors, with Duke of York II and Virgle d Or in steeplechase and other noted runners in handicap and selling events.
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Suburban Queen
Hoar
Fading Light
Gannon
Varna Fonso
Hergeson
Ditto
Gloria Mundi
Sweet Mar-jorie
Woodmont Belle
Fuller
Bummer
W. Hicks
Andes
Otis
White Owl
Paul Ae Azua
Quicksilver Sue
Lemoyne
Dougherty
Pearl Finder
Whicks
Swordsman
J. Booker
Alfred C
R. Williams
E Come
Judge Magee
Jerry Hunt
Lady Midas
el Rey
Kotha
Inverary II
Honolulu
Helgeson
C. B. Campbell
Ray
H. Michaels
Relling Beer
Orpheum
Larson
Optime
Cogswell
Prince Blazes
Treanor
Aimless
Creesus
Tour
St. Tammany
Davisson
Brookston
Kiss Quick
Scully
Moor
Omella
Joe Doughty
Phil Knight
Hazel H
Ravenspur
In Bond
John Carney
Anzelger
Marieoa
Sidney Sabath
Spec
the Wizard
Tom Maybin
Florestan
Lord Touchwood
Alline Abbot
Harry Wilson
Pierce J
Henry of Franstamar
Joe Lester
Borskin
Bedlam
Worthington
If You
Hanover Queen
Major Mansir
Scotch Plaid
Huntressa
Little Scout
Potente
Travers
Pickles
Aurie B
Our Bessie
Wilton
Helen Hay
Shoo Fly
Latuka
Little Adele
Hindi
Athlana
Enhance
Frank Foster
Arthur Ray
Ransch
Jim Brownell
Heavinger
Harry Thatcher
Bells
Havalimb
Jack Richelieu
William F. Tulare
Buck Taylor
Ray Hooker
Lexington Pirate
Deutschland
W. Waldo
Tridius
Burns
Fossil
Cochran
Orostus
Gorgolette
Estey Listo
Brennus
Polonius
Jockey Club
Lunello
Battiste
Goldone
Waldo
Beau Ormonde
Hesper
Stuyve
Donnelly
Dunblane
Auto— Light
Minder
Bill Massie
Nonfe
Eva G
Bedner
Hewitt
Golden Cottage
J. Daly
St. Sever
Chorn
Louwelsea
Assessment
Nilgar
Hing
Phyllis
Dwight Way
Peppersauce
Malaspina
Blackthorn
Rubano
Estace
Tom Tiddler
Montoya
Belle Street
Sixes
St. Favor
Steparound
Salves
Sir Preston
Nabuco
Pat Jack
Byronerdale
Kenilworth
Golden Light
Watercure
Sad Sam
Greyfeld
Maraschino
Jim Gore
Willie Herald
Miss Remsen
Matt Hogan
Ragnarok II
Florinal II
Warte Nicht
Esherin
Bucolic
Bessie McCarthy
Platonius
Bessie R Brings $1500 In Lexington Sale
J. J. Curtis sold the six year old bay mare Bessie R. by Artillery out of Bess to A. H. Trimble of Pittsburg. The green mare has gone a mile in 2:9 and fetched $1,500 in the December Lexington market.
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Lexington
J. J. Curtis
A. H. Trimble
Pittsburg
Bessie R
Artillery
Bess
English horses to be sold at American Horse Exchange
A sale of thoroughbred stock at the American Horse Exchange Broadway and Fiftyeth street December 18 at 8 p m features nearly a score of fillies and mares bred by Sir J Blundell Maple of Childwick Stud England The event marks a first in years as a foreign breeder ships yearlings to the United States A Waugh trains the Maple stable and will attend the sale Sires shown include Common Derby 1591 Melton Childwick and Royal Hampton
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American Horse Exchange
Broadway
Fiftieth St
J. Blundell Maple
Childwick Stud
St. Albans
England
France
A. Waugh
Sir J. Blundell Maple
Common
Melton
Childwick
Royal Hampton
Newark Athletic Club to Abandon Golf Links
The Newark Athletic Club will relinquish its 18 hole links on Clinton Ave on January 1. A new club may be formed to control the course as maintenance is costly and only a fraction of members golf. Most members use the club for social events, risking the loss of athletic activity and possible name change to Newark Club.
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Newark Athletic Club
Board of Governors
Clinton Ave
Newark
Newark Club
Jockey Club Adopts New Racing Rule Amendments
The Jockey Club approved several amendments at its regular meeting. Changes include penalizing anyone administering drugs or using unauthorized devices before a race, and extending disability rules to both spouses in forfeit lists. Minor adjustments permit races to start without a gate by stewards or starters in emergencies, and outline flag start procedures. Present members listed include August Belmont and James Keene among others.
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Jockey Club
August Belmont
J. H. Bradford
F. K. Sturgis
Jesse Brown
S. 3. Howland
F. R. Hitchcock
J. G. Follansbee
H. K. Knapp
J. G. Heckscher
P. J. Dwyer
A. H. Morris
W. C. Eustis
James R. Keene
Andrew Miller
Perry Belmont
W. C. Whitney
Gillispie elected captain of next fall’s football team
Middletown Conn Dec 11 Special At a meeting this afternoon Robert W Gillispie H of Brooklyn N Y was elected captain of the football team for next fall The football association also elected officers for next year Manager Charles A Stone 4 Troy N Y assistant manager George E Tolman 05 Springfield Mass
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Middletown
Conn
Robert W. Gillispie
Brooklyn
N. Y
The
Football Association
Charles A. Stone
Troy
George E. Tolman
Springfield
Mass
Cornell Princeton dual meet hit by date swap hitch
Ithaca N Y Dec 11 There is a serious hitch in the arrangement of the Cornell Princeton dual track meet this year Manager Zimmer was astonished to receive a notice from the Princeton management that on May 9 the date previously agreed upon for the meet had been given to Yale Cornell still has May 16 and May 3 open and a meet may be arranged for one of these dates
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Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
Olmsted Elected Union College Football Captain
Henry Seymour Olmsted of Chattanooga Tennessee has been elected captain of the Union College football team for next year. He played right end in his freshmen and sophomore years and at right end and right halfback this year. Olmsted is noted as a reliable player and has done creditable short distance running.
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Henry Seymour Olmsted
Chattanooga
Tenn
Union College
Olmsted
All Automobiles Show Space Taken at Madison Square Garden
Announcement yesterday reported 122 exhibitors booking every inch of space at Madison Square Garden for the Automobile Show opening January 17. The event features American and foreign makers, with displays on the main floor gallery restaurant and basement exhibition hall. It is conducted by the Automobile Club of America National Association of Automobile Manufacturers and Madison Square Garden Company, with Frank W Sanger as general manager.
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Madison Square Garden
Automobile Club of America
National Association of Automobile Manufacturers
Madison Square Garden Company
Frank W . Sanger
Baseball Leagues Seek Peace Terms At Hotel Meeting
National and American league delegates meet at the Criterion Hotel to discuss a peaceful end to the baseball war. Schedules and minimizing conflicts guide talks as minor leagues, led by P T Powers, may be invited to join. John Ward declines candidacy, leaving Harry Pulliam as the prominent contender in the presidency discussion.
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Criterion Hotel
Great
P. T. Powers
John Ward
League
Charles Ebbetts
New York
Ward
Harry Pulliam
Pittsburg
Rowing Meet at Poughkeepsie Set for June 26
Next year’s intercollegiate race at Poughkeepsie will be held June 26. Cornell Columbia Pennsylvania and Syracuse will enter varsity eight, varsity four and freshman eight contests. Syracuse enters a four oared crew for the first time, Wisconsin competes in both eight oared races and Georgetown in the varsity eight.
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Poughkeepsie
Cornell
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Syracuse
Wisconsin
Georgetown
Albany Player Curtis H. Bernard To Retire From Team
Albany reports Curtis H. Bernard, a four season Albany baseball player who has appeared with Toronto, New York, and Buffalo squads, will retire. He arrived from Brockton Massachusetts and has been active in regional play this season.
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Curtis H. Bernard
Aes
Toronto
Brockton
Mass
New York
Buffalo
Sacrates i
Americans Enter James Gordon Bennett Cup Race
London reports the United States issue of a challenge for the James Gordon Bennett Cup. The Automobile Club anticipates a continental race likely Paris to Bordeaux with American entrants warmly welcomed but faces doubt about a race in Ireland due to the French club’s circular course refusal. Final decision expected January 1.
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London
United States
Automobile Club
America
Ireland
Paris
Bordeaux
Oxford and Cambridge Challenge Harvard Yale Princeton Columbia in 1908
The chess clubs of Oxford and Cambridge issue a joint challenge to Harvard Yale Princeton and Columbia to compete in a cable match to defend the Rice trophy, scheduled for spring 1908.
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London
Oxford
Cambridge
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Columbia
Sullivan Defeats Chester For Lightweight Title Fight
London December 1. In a fight at the Adelphi Club tonight for 1000 dollars and the lightweight championship, Spike Sullivan an American defeated Bill Chester of London in the fourteenth round.
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London
Adelphi Club
Spike
Sullivan
Bill” Chester
First Load of Steel Arrives for New Boat
The first carload of steel for the Cup defender arrived in Bristol. It included about one hundred bulbless nickel steel angle bars 18 to 2 feet long. Blacksmith fires run for hours after arrival as work rushes toward framing the hull by mid January.
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Tribune
Bristol
R. L. Dee. I
Seawanhaka Club Lecture navigates by chart and compass
During a gale at West Forty fourth Street the Sea wanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club members met in their Mansfield model room to learn navigation with chart and compass. Captain Howard Patterson demonstrated the method, drawing keen interest from yacht owners in the lecture series.
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West Forty Fourth-St
Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club
Mansfield
Howard Patterson
St Nicholas Rink Opens Tomorrow for Ice Skating Season
The St Nicholas Skating Rink on West Sixty sixth Street begins its eighth season with strong public interest as hockey and figure skating events anchor a busy schedule. The Amateur Hockey League, Intercollegiate Hockey League, Interscholastic League, and Canadian clubs will all compete here, with Yale, Harvard, Princeton, Brown, and Columbia in the mix and the figure skating championship slated for February.
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Sixty Sixth St
St. Nicholas
Higue
United States
Intercollegiate Hockey League
Crescent Athletic Club
New York Athletic Club
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Brown
Columbia
Montreal
Victoria
Ottawa
Quebec
Queens College
New York
America
Amateur Hockey League
Brooklyn Skating Club
Clermont Rink
Hockey Club
St. Nicholas Rink
St. Nicholas Vs. Hockey
New Yor Athletic Club
Athletic Club
Nicholas Rink
Princeton Harvard Debate Sets Tomorrow Evening in Princet
Princeton and Harvard will clash in the eighth annual debate in Princeton New Jersey on December 12 over the motion that the president should have power to protect lives and property without a state request for federal aid when domestic violence is ongoing. Princeton’s team includes T R Good P G seminary G S Hornblower and A P Scott with alternates R A Blair R Candee J J Forstall and R B Reed. Harvard’s lineup features A A Ballantine W Catching and J Daniels with others listed as alternates.
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the Tribune
Princeton
N. J
Harvard
T. R. Good
P. G
Seminary
Hornblower
A. P. Scott
R. A. Blair
R. Candee
J. J. Forstall
R. B. Reed
A. A. Ballantine
W. Catching
J. Daniels
Army and Navy Orders Released in Washington
Washington dispatch lists transfers and postings across Army Navy and Marine Corps. It details Second Lieutenants Sherburne Fisher McCoy Exton Cullen Taylor and others shifting from coast artillery to new commands Fort Sheridan Gover nors Island and Dallas Texas plus numerous staff appointments and a board of officers to meet at Fort Sheridan. Navy and Marine Corps reshuffle homeward bound postings ship assignments and barracks transfers including personnel to Norfolk Newport San Juan and Yokohama Hospital.
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Thomas L. Sherburne
S74
Coast Artillery
16Th Company
Charles L. Fisher
Dallas
Tex
Robert P. Robins
Fort Niagara
Ralph McCoy
7Th Infantry
2Ith Infantry
Charles W. Exton
Fort Sheridan
Grote Hutcheson
6Th Cavalry
Governor’s Island
3D Cavalry
NAVY
M. R. S. MacKenzie
W. H. G. Ballard
H. R. Ensley
Ray Spear
San Francisco
F. P. Sackett
Coasters Harbor Island
Narragansett Bay
W. H. Bucher
Norfolk
B. Hatch, Jr
Newark
Evans
K. Rohrer
Yokohama Hospital
G. Blocklinger
Vicksburg
E. M. Hughes
Annapolis
Marine Corps
J. H. Hirshinger
Marine Bare Racks
D. P. Hall
M. Wise
Marine Barracks
New York
San Juan
Porto Rico
FP. Rixby
Battalion
Ape
A. S Williams
A. FE. Harding
D. W. Blake
League Island
George E. Barnett
J. W. Broatch
Marine Barracks, League Island
W. 3B. Lemly
M. J. Shaw
FL. FP. Robards
Panther
Boston
Sale of two pairs of horses at Cambridge
One pair of golden chestnut horses, 16 hands, 2200 pounds weight, 4 years old, sound and fearless. One pair of black horses, 15.3 hands, 2100 pounds, 7 years old, high actors, sound and safe. For particulars address E. C Wella, Cambridge, Vu.
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E. C Wella
Cambridge
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